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Mrs, Phwbl Chcsley, Peter IN, Clsl
Co., Iowa, tel the following remArS
able story, the truth ol which d
vouched tor by the residents OF th
town: II am IS years Cd, have been
troubled with kidney complaint aud
lameness for many years; could no
dress myself without help. Now an
free from all pain and soreness, an
am able to do all my own houseworS
| owe my thanks to Electric Bitter
tor having renewed my youth any
removed completely all disease aus
pain Try a bottle, 50 cts, aud ~
Castles & Morrison's Drug store
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drouth. That is sufficient TO insure a
big falls business.
THE good-humored Day extract,
much pleasure from the result as it
finds it to-day. The Day is always
easily satisfied.
WHERE now is Grams list of coun-
ties that were dead sure for prohibit
ton
AND old Ellis after all went auti. 1t
is provoking
THE Fort Worth Mail j. Al antique
little cuss.
WACO mounts to the railway ques'
ton now.
Now for the Waco ~ BrownwoUd
THE war cloud has Visen.
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Aug. Ga terrific
I'm passed over the
hon of this county
6carcely a stalk of
ding in the track of
3 were blown down
|nroofed. 1t resems
| covered an area of
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-08-09
The Little pink toes

rom thQ punlsOU News
lis pity the Waco Advance turn
ed up its little pink toes to the dai-
sizes" before it had an opportunity to
run that Victory" wood cut. But
then everybody cannot ihdulge in
such Injuries
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-08-09

THE country is stll safe.
Now for the Arkansas Pass
l.vERyHopY is glad tho cruel war
is over
Nix. L, LoIr may now east in hi
lot with Waco.
RAHm HARRIS OF the Austin Dis.
patch is desnondent.
TnN little pink toes arc still point
ing 7kyward They are fixed.
MR.. Il. SrENcER has sold the
Crawford CONAN to w. H. War
rock.
Con TAlLoRs elegant new build
ing Is rapidly nearing comp.ction'
LISA dandy.
SOMEHOW or other the McGrogor
riaindcelar has but little to say about
prohibition these DAYS.
TuE DAY i-a b uign little foe. 1t
mover yclps over defeat nor tears its
hair when it wins Se,i-posscssion,
sou see.
ONE great satisfaction remains with
us, aud TINT J.. we no longer serve in
the same party with Rabbi Harris OF
the Austin Dispatch.
WE are not Just in the hiss,and-
maho-trcnds mood lust now, but
getting there by 100000 goes long
way towards placing peace "a, among
the even chances -
IuE enthusiastic young pro. orators
made beau iful speeches, moved the
people to tears and all that sort OF
thing, but they were oil in every in
stance when il came 90 predicting
msior,tlcs, woctully of.
DOES any one happen 10 rcmbcm-
Der the card In the Advance few
weeks since published by the mayor
and three or four citizens Of Bel, coun-
~ correcting the statement made by
Tine EXAMINER to the effect that Bell
county would 90 anti comfortably
The blessed mayor ana the thrice
blessed citizens promised solemuly
hat old Bell should 60 pro and he
Advance did uudcrwrite the state
mcut There is no point IN the case
only we wish TO remind the Bell
county people and the Advance, or
that part of it which stl! lives, that
the "old reliable keeps vel posted
on the status of nei ghboring coun-
les. All honor to old Bell anyhow
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duc o.. Wac depends greatly for the
articles named. 1t need not be stated
that those citizens who depend upon
cartiug In fuel, truckpatch produce
and poultry, are OF all the people the
least able to bear the burden of toll
bridge aud there is ab-ol rccipros-
ity in the free bridge in that respect.
Attention is called to the matter just
now because the county commissions
ers' court is In session aud has the
free bridge under discussion. The
commissioners have been canvassed
and they favor the free bridge unani.
mouay personally, although one or
two appear to be disposed to postpone
acuou. Judge Evans wishes TO move
forward at once in the matter. lie has
plans and proposals without
number from bridge building ompa-
mics. From these proposals he can
select M excellent iron bridge with
double pedestrian way, ID cost from
$4,000 to $4,000, aud he thinks the
commissioners ought to make u con-
tractimmedlatoly aud start operations.
II the suspension Bridge company
thinks proper to enjoin. the cause can
be pushed expeditiously through the
courts. II will not be burlcned with
heavy statements OF facts. y oth>
ing T., involved except a
question of law which will
not require protracted discussion
and consideration. The suspension
Bridge company's price il far be-
yond the highest the commissioners
will ever consider Tor that structure
and therefore there Is is only one way
to obey the majority vote aud that
Is going to work building the free
bridge. 1t is generally agreed that
the expression of the voters in favor
OF the free bridge includes the idea
that tho bridge must be built although
some people seek to prevent It, and
that the voters viii not murmur al.
though u law suit must proceed the
cousumation of the purpose cXpress-
ed by such handsome majority.
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From the Austin Statesman.
Wanted-All old papers or circu.
,ar7 containing my letter to Hon.
barnett Gibbs responding % the iuvi-
lation to attend the True Blue meeting
at Dallas. Address. under close cover
TO undersigned at Waco.
|, chard Coke.
+ S.-COst no object.
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~ wv ~ EFK
Absolutely Pure.

fnis power never varies Amarvsi OF pull
y, strength an d wholesomeness More econ.
mioal than the ordinary kinds. and cannot be
est, short weight, alum or phoaphats pow
lers Bold only nv the Rovsl Baking Powder
company, I've Wall st New York,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-08-09

Mosr Off, pro- papers are taking
their Little dish Of crow like little meu'
That's right boys. THE EXAMINER is
only theorst when it comes to
crow-oating, but our theory is that
the bird will have a less bitter taste ii
he Is swallowed swiftly. We don't
intend &c add any eXtraneous bitter
ness in this case In fact we will do
that we may 40 to render him pal.
stable to our poor pro. friends. God
bless 'cm!
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Poor Old pave

rom the Brenham Banner.
And, il Is said that old Dave Cul.
berson's district has gone against
him, Poor Dave,
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PaV'Onio"v9 "''s'.'t' s..~... 80" ..'e
is the verdict OF every unprejudiced
and competent expert Call and see
them at the music house of Thos,
Goggsn ~ Bro, No. 1863 South Fourth
street, Waco.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-08-09

From the san Antonio Times.
Poor kells. the prohibition Srns
What will become OF his talents nov
His occupation is gone, and II "A
precious few votes he made,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-08-09

THE present season J, an anomOly.
Il may be promised that We have been
short on RAIN for five years, and for
the last two years we have not had
one solitary root soaklug' down
pour. Aud yet we have been getting
on all these Dry years and Will con-
tlnua to got on in the future. The
cotton crop will 90 to halt crop and
corn is strong half. All this means
a great deal more than tull crop in
Georgia, Alabama or Mississippi.
Then may We ask, why we should
despond? Why not gather up the
rayolled skeln and break out aires
somewhere else or in some new way
Waco Is all right and with proper
handling OF her legitimate trade adj
vantages she will set down 81 as one
of her red letter years. The farm ers
are hppe!ul and busy, and new cotton
is alre ldy coming in from all direc.
tious. Sec to II that the boom goes
onward aud upward.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-08-09

We cater to all classes OF trade, and
offer bargains in low, medium and
fine grades OF goods during our
clearing sale. Sanger Bros,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-08-09

uFuuu Nrw DululUgN rWuuut apparatus """"" ~
Large and Experienced F'e'GS'-sJJ 81
students
September Win
BOTH MALE AND F'f1nAN
Every doing good WORK
BUSINESS DEPARTMENT surpassed by for ouci
Our LONE STAR SCHOOL OF oRAToRY' Is the eaaipR 4
D.,
Q. BURLESON, =, d - 49,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-08-09

In is encouraging to have the Bell
county aud san Angelo papers crow
ing over the splendid rains, which
have fallen recently, While Waco
city has been dry, yet the rains have
fallen rather copiously in many places
In the nsar vicinity So long ~ the
iarms get the rain the city can get
on.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-08-09

In order to give all chance to F e,
it, aud thus be convinced of It's WV
derful curative powers, Dr. ME- ME-,
New Discovery for [ onsumpUV,,
Coughs a I'd Colds, will be-, lo IA,
limited llme, given away, inns OI nv.
is not only liberal, but show, ri, ri
bounded faith in the merits OIL ,. 'or
great remedy. All who suiler '! .,s.
Coughs, Colds, Consumption, h ~
ma, Bronchitis, or any eilecuoI,'
Throat, Chest o: Lungs, are sp ,9a,,i.
requested to call at Castle X N.Y..
sons Drug Store and get q 49,
Bottle Free. Large Bottles ~
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are making cuts on summer suits
which place them within the reach Of
all. There Is nothing like style when
You can afford il.
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Ihc OIlier NnIne.

: T"III wv 0Is On TWHT
George Clarke's other name is eli"
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AID BUSINESS CARDS.
PHYSICIANS.

VIM. L.uueAer. MD. Ino. %. Frazer. 81. u
.LENkEKER & FRAZER,
Once over Levine Bros corner Third tui
Austin Odlce hours D. A 90 tu " " anil 81 10
e. fu .
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FOO often cathartic pills produce
gripping and. violent pains. Marris'
Carcsrine is a gentle laxative, mild in
its effects and specially aihcalious for
children.
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THE News gooi,naturedly twits the
prohibitIonist- with the evident iu-
efficiency OF prayers in heated con.
test Ike the one lust closed.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-08-09

RAHu HARRIS OF the Austin Dis.
patch is desuondent.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-08-09

THE little pink toes are still point
iug 7kyward They are fixed.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-08-09

These gentlemen who have been
receiving THE EXAMINER since the
campaign cpmmenced, will confer "a
favor by sending a years suh'crip.
ton. Tho iight made by this paper
and the victory won, entitle it to some
consideration At the hands Of the
friends of anti rohjbition
lr strikes Us that some OF the pro.
free lancos could find employment
over in Tennessee. II would bee no
bad scheme for the ants OF Tonnes.
see were they TO send over here aud
import few Of these chaps. We
found them very efficient in Texas
this year
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-08-09

II you want something perm
delicious, try Daughtry'S ice c''''
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-08-09

WE will handle $1,000 bales of cot.
ton in Wac notwithstanding the
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-08-09

Nix. L. LoIr may now cast in h'
lot with Waco.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-08-09

Con TANLoEs elegant new build
ing Is RAPIDLY nearing comp,ction'
LISA dandy.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-08-09

Nix. j. Il. SrENCER has sold the
Crawford lcomau to w. l.. War
rock.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-08-09

SOMEHOW or other the Ncirpgor
rhindcalor has but little to say about
prohibition these DAYS.
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TmE country is .till safe.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-08-09

Now for the Aran-as Pass.
EyERynopY is glad tho cruel war
is over
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WE are not Just in the hiss-and-
maho-trionds mood lust now, but
Getting there by 100000 goes q long
way towards placing peace "a, among
the even chances. ---- -.
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WACO. TEXAS, AUGUST o. 1857
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TuE DAY i-A b nign little foe. 1t
mover yclps over defeat nor tears its
hair when it wins Seli-posscssion,
Won zoe.
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they were proud also, but ldnd-hearted,
withal, and hospitable as one could wish.
But this race, though once numerous, was
fast dying out, so that at tho time of my
story there was only one family that bore
the old name. They had four daughters,
but only one son, young Phillip Caledon, the
Jet OF his sisters, tho idol Of his parents,
was tho only one left to bear the fine old
namo and inherit the grand estate. He was
a kind and moral young man, and sensible,
too, in spite OF all tho spelling he had re
ceived. Yet, like all young men who are a
good deal sought after he was a little in
clined 10 airt with the fair sex, though not
by any means a lady's man or a dandy He
was so courteous, so kind and so pleasant
that more than one fair face blushed at his
glance, and more than one heart ached
when they discovered that young Phillip
was still heart whole and fancy free.
But time wore on, and it was at last de-
clared that Master Phillip had at last fallen
victim TO the tender passion. Pretty
Sonora Eldridge, with her black eyes and
winning smiles, had awakened feeling of
love hithertounlSnown in that manly bosom
This is what the gossips said, but whether
there was any truth or not In this report AT
tho time of its spreading know not. But
that " was wrong was evident when, .
month later, as Mr. Caledon, in company
with Miss Eldridge, was out ON pleasure
excursion In company with largo crowd, q
young lady accidentally fell overheard and
must have drowned had 1t not been fog tho
timely AID OF Phillip Caledon, who springng
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Improved Asbestos Paint.

Some Improvements of valuable
character have been made in the man
ufacture of asbestos paint in England.
In the tests made Of its efficiency, o
piece OF light pine wood, about six
inches long by four inches square,
painted with five coats. was placed for
upwards of half an hour in an ordinary
CRATE fire. but although the wood with
in was reduced to charcoal, there was
no blaze whatever emitted during tho
charming. Again, small model
theater, built of wood, with SGT scenes
and accessorics was sprinkled with
turpentine and set on fire; every por-
ton ignited and the whole was con-
sumed. A similar model, with the set
scenes and the wood framing all
painted with asbestos, was drenched
with turpentine and set fire to, but
tho thin scenes were only partially
charred at the lower ends with the
turpentine flames, while the timbers
were not even ignited. IN Y San
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BANK euReLARIgs.
What n Vault Expert Knows About til
Methods ofSISiIled CraclSmen.

What Vault Expert Knows About tho
Methods ofSISilled CracI<smen.
] introduced myself to policeman
the other day on street=car rs pro-
fessional burglar, and no felt about as
uneasy as those Kansas City officers
must have when they found that tho
man who told them In q restaurant
that he was Jim Cummings, and that
the Adams Express Doodle was In that
grip. really was Jim Cummings. Ho
looked 50 uneasy that l was afraid he
would take me in on general principles,
so / showed him my card and he
laughed and said he guessed / was
right People in my trade are very
intimately associated with the police.
There is never professional bank,
vault or safe robbery that we are not
called in, and when was at the head
of our establishment in New York
was frequently called out and 10 all
parts of the country You would hard
ly believe it if / told you that
there are not 10 exceed half dozen
iirst-class cracksmon of this character
in the country, and yet that statement
is true. and know them all and can
call them by their work. One Of these
men might as well. almost. leave his
name behind as mark of his work,
and he can'tYery well destroy all trace
Of it. ] remember ono case was
called on to investigate in Ohio. |
looked over tho work and remarked,
well, II didn't do this myself 1t was
my old boy" He had learned his
trade under me. and l knew every
mark he made. Tho detectives worked
the case up on that clew, he was ar
rested, found guilty. and is now serv-
ing twenty years sentence in the
penitentiaiy. Just so in other cases.
l could go out and force any of the old
vaults, but my work would give me
away The vaults being built now can
also be entered, but it would be such
long and hard job that it would not be
worth the risk ST. Louis Globe Demo
crdt.
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IcoprtoAisd, 1857. By 7as A. N KslloOg Se'r'
oan<r Co,nDdav1

IcepyrioAisd, 1857. BY Tas A. N kellogg Se'0'
paper CompanHl
az will ut once, ~ answered, and tho doc
tor hurried away. Then oil at once it flashed
upon mo that now most likely was to
be revealed the mystery that surrounded
me, for that Mrs Clayton and Miss Armund
possessed o secret that was Of moro or less
value 10 me L never doubted. But would
the dying woman reveal It'll or would shc
die and tho precious secret DO buried with
heri felt my brain whirl at the thought
Surely fate would never be so cruel Miss
Armund had seemed to find my presence
agreeable in the last few days, though bcr
injuries had prevented her from conversiug.
chung 70 the hope that she was my friend,
after all, and this helped to calm, somewhat,
my excited feelings. / delivered hcr mes
sage TO Mr.. Dudley with tolerable COM
posture, and then rushed off 10 my own
room 70 wait in strange shiyering suspense
che arrival Of Lena Clayton. An hour
passed, two, three and then there was a
luminous from Miss Armunds room. / Twas
sent for. went in and was struck at once
by the change in her few hours had
wrought; her face was gray and drawn, her
eyes sunlen, yet glittering with q deadly
brightness. Evidently this world and its
troubles were nearly over with her.
went in softly. Mrs. Kent, Mrs. Led-
Aerg and Oliver Dudley were in tho room,
but they withdrew at once, leaving US alone
together. A strange, solemn hush broodcd
over all at first; the bright fro cracked
and blaIed on the hearth, sending warm
glow over the richly furnished room; the
Och damask curtains, drawn aside, 70
Vealed tho snowy world outside, where tn
keen winter winds whistled shrilly. A few
chattering snow-birds few wildly about,
and now and then a passer-by walked
swiftly past All within was warmth and
luxury; outside cold and bitter wind; but
to'thc pallid face on tho pillow snow and
sun were alike UNDECIDED. She had passed
the line where earthly elements cease 70 vcx
US.
sat down near the head Of the bed and
took one Of the cold hands in mine. She
smiled up in my face. .....-. ..--.----
"You arc kind to me, Dorcas, little
Dorcas that wronged SO fearfully, she
murmured, dreamily. "Yet he was cruel"
she cried, suddenly HHe knew how madly,
how fiercely loved him; yet he did not
heed me. 1 was poor.-so poor, and be was
rich; ali, me how rich and handsome was
Phillip Caledon, with that dark bonnie
beauty that wins womenis hearts so
easily"
She paused. listened breathlessly OF
whom was she spealzingl Ny heart beat
hard and fast with expectation, but she was
silent. She seemed to have been talking
more TO herself than to me. But presently
she started up suddenly.
81 helped to save her; surely that will be
part atonement for my CRIME, yet Lena
was Us much to blame as l, and hate heri
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CONSUMPTION.

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Cash Premiums to Agents.

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